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AWS Sold Out Of Capacity Into 2028, Jassy Says

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News

What happened

  • AWS capacity is mostly booked through at least next year, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said on an Andreessen Horowitz podcast.
  • Jassy said 2026 is “sold out” and 2027 is “largely sold out,” while AWS reserves some capacity for on-demand usage and inference.
2026 capacity
sold out
2027 capacity
largely sold out
Reported capacity horizon
into 2028

Why it matters

The comments signal sustained demand and constrained capacity at a major cloud provider, relevant to technology investors, corporate finance teams and venture-backed companies planning compute access.

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  5. First reported by The InformationYesterday
    AWS Sold Out Of Capacity Into 2028, Jassy Says
  6. Techmeme reportsYesterday
    Andy Jassy says AWS capacity for 2027 is "largely sold out" and a "good chunk" of 2028 capacity is also sold, though AWS reserves some capacity for on-demand (Catherine Perloff/The Information)

Who is involved

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Sources (2)

  1. The InformationYesterday
    AWS Sold Out Of Capacity Into 2028, Jassy Says
  2. TechmemeYesterday
    Andy Jassy says AWS capacity for 2027 is "largely sold out" and a "good chunk" of 2028 capacity is also sold, though AWS reserves some capacity for on-demand (Catherine Perloff/The Information)

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